At CTIA yesterday, T-Mobile announced three new phones with Wi-Fi Calling.
First up, the lightening fast G2x from LG (aka Optimus 2x). This new device sports the Tegra dual-core processor from NVIDIA. As the review said, “applications literally felt like they were opening and closing instantly.” Throw in Wi-Fi Calling, and this phone is sure to be a winner.
Next up is the “Astound”, or Nokia C7. Of course Nokia’s position in the US market is slim. But after using the phone on the Nokia stand at CTIA, I have to say it isn’t half bad. It’s not a ‘web’ phone like Android or iPhone, but as Sasha Segan suggests, it could be “T-Mobile’s best feature phone”. Best feature: Wi-Fi Calling!
Finally is the new Sidekick 4G from Samsung. In July 2010, T-Mobile asked loyal Sidekick customers to “stay tuned for exciting updates in the months ahead.” I guess they meant 9 months ahead, because the Sidekick franchise has been reborn with this cool new devices – which includes Wi-Fi Calling.
It's clear that T-Mobile is continuing to aggressively pursue their Wi-Fi Calling advantage in the Market. More than half of all phones available on T-Mobile's website today are Wi-Fi Calling enabled. It looks like this is a winner.
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